You Can't Win, Charlie Brown

by Charles M. Schulz

Series: Peanuts (11)

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Some of Charlie Brown's winning-est stuff. A little more philosophy and a little less fluff than the Peanuts of later years. (Though certainly a refreshingly charming blend of both.) (

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TotallyRandomMan | Sep 5, 2012 |

Peanuts highlights from 1960-62. Superseded by the recent Complete Peanuts releases, but these are easier to take with you on the go, and of course, they're very funny. (

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